Honor 20 Pro

Good camera. Smart design. Responsive operation. Low price.

Lots of bloatware. No wireless charging or headphone jack. Storage cannot be expanded. Not waterproof.

Bottom Line: The Honor 20 Pro might lure you away from more expensive Android phones with its premium camera and midrange price, though it omits some of the expected bells and whistles.

Fantastic four-camera array Easy-to-use fingerprint sensor Large, vibrant display

No headphone jack Magic UI looks rather childish Punch-hole camera steals screen real estate

The Honor 20 Pro looks, feels and runs like a premium smartphone, but without the polish or the hype - and, most importantly, without the price tag. It's a slick and powerful mid-range smartphone that will give its competitors a run for their money.

Many camera modes are very capable and deliver decent image quality ; Side-positioned fingerprint scanner best of its type we’ve used ; Hole-punch notch means screen-dominant design ; Striking mirror-like finish in 'Phantom' finishes (purple/teal)

Massive camera protrusion is irksome ; Dedicated macro a poor quality addition ; Status light is poorly placed and distracting ; No 3.5mm headphone jack ; LCD not OLED screen and isn’t the brightest going

What other phone is going to offer three (out of the four) decent cameras in a striking design such as this? Once again Honor has shown its strength by numbers - and while the Pro isn't perfect, as an affordable flagship it's got a whole lot going for it.

Camera array is a traveller’s delight ; Superb battery life ; Easy to handle, compact frame

It’s in a very sticky software situation ; Damage prone camera housing

Despite it’s obvious excellence, buying a Honor 20 Pro seems a gamble right now

Excellent camera performance ; Blistering performance ; Takes good selfies

Comparatively poor IPS display ; Not as pretty as the Honor View 20 ; No 3.5mm headphone jack

On the whole, the Honor 20 Pro is a flagship phone that you should seriously consider. At £550, it pits itself against far pricer smartphones, such as the Huawei P30 Pro, which costs a cool £899 . Consider this: you're getting near-identical camera...